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Global Outreach

The school firmly believes in the adage ‘the world is one big family’. The same is reflected in the vision of the school which focuses on creating confident Indian Global Citizens. The school has a thriving partnership with many schools across continents, giving its students an insight into the culture of different countries.

Partnership with Waid Academy, Scotland germinated in 2012. In past two years both schools have done many projects on Environment Sustainability, Culture, Food and Fair Trade, Charity and have shared their best educational practices. The Reciprocal visits by teachers and heads between both schools have paved the way for a fruitful and enriching relationship that has brought two diverse cultures on the same platform, gaining an insight into the educational system followed at both schools.

KIIT World School, Pitampura hosted a team of twenty four students and six teachers from its partner School, WAID Academy, Scotland from 10th to 20th October 2015 under the connecting classroom programme.

Waid Academy, Scotland (Since 2012)
Our partnership with Waid Academy, Scotland germinated in 2012. In past 6 years, both schools have done multiple projects on Environment Sustainability, Culture, Food and Fair Trade, Charity and shared their best Educational Practices. The Reciprocal visits by teachers and Heads between both schools have paved the way for a fruitful and enriching relationship that has brought two diverse cultures on the same platform, gaining an insight into the education system followed at both schools.

Collaboration with South Korea
Global partnerships are fostered to reflect the aspirations of a seamless world where human boundaries are absent and only universal citizenship prevails. At KIIT, we firmly believe in this rationale where we get the opportunity to delve into the historical and cultural aspects of different countries. We have been fortunate enough to cultivate a bond of friendship with two schools in South Korea. And since then, the partnerships have been flourishing and thriving. This bond has blossomed into a full bloom with various activities and projects being undertaken by both the schools. This has brought two very distinct cultures together and tied them into a fellowship that we cherish forever.
Visit to South Korea
A delegation of twelve students from KIIT World School, Pitampura along with Principal Dr Sangeeta Bhatia, Headmistress Dr Richa Verma and Ms Shiwangi Ghosh visited South Korea under the cultural exchange program. The visit was yet another step of advancement to foster healthy relationship with the partner schools. During the stay, the group of students and teachers visited Hogok Middle School and Bupyeong Girls’ High School and confabulated about teaching pedagogies, class activities and curriculum. Apart from that, the group also visited South Korea’s renowned ‘N Seoul Tower’ located on Namsan Mountain by aerial tramway and enjoyed the panoramic view of Seoul and the surrounding areas. During their sojourn, they got the opportunity to tour many famous and remarkable historical places such as Gyeongbokgung Palace which was built in the year 1935 by the Joseon dynasty and Hanok village which is preserved to show a 600 year-old urban environment. Their expedition also included Hangang river ferry cruise, Coex Aquarium, Cheonggyecheon Stream, Dongdaemun and Myeong-dong, Market,Trick-eye Museum, Ice Museum, National Museum and Seoul Animation Centre. Visit to Lotte World, which is registered in Guinness World Records as the largest indoor theme park in the world, was fun-filled and exhilarating. The students tried their hands at Korean traditional handicraft making and ‘Hanbok’- a traditional costume at Seoul Cultural Global Centre. The visit to Samsung D’light.was an out-of the world experience for every one as they experienced the future projects and latest technologies. The amazing trip to South Korea broadened the horizons of students and left an indelible imprint on their minds.

Collaboration with Poland

KIIT welcomed a team of Principal and three teachers from its partner school Gymnasium 26, Poland. A spectacular exhibition on Polish culture, literature, scientific and technological discoveries was organized on the occasion. The students of KIIT recreated famous monuments of Poland in the form of 3-D models and display charts. Before putting up this exhibition, the students had thoroughly researched about Poland. They keenly delved into the historical and cultural aspects and came up with creative ideas to portray them in the form of live models, music, art, technology and much more. The students from class VI to XI were facilitated by their teachers and mentors in planning the exhibition. They were given a week’s time to explore every feature of Polish culture. After which, the information gathered by them was materialized into beautiful displays. The students accomplished the task within a week. They also learnt Polish dance which was prepared by the dance teacher in just about four days. Scientific inventions like bullet proof vests, land mine detectors, movie projectors, etc were the highlights of the exhibition. The students vividly explain the role of Poland in World War I and II. The extensive research done by the students was on its full display as they confidently described the important facts from Polish culture, history and demography to the audience. The exhibition also included a sumptuous and eclectic spread of Indian and Polish food. The rationale behind the exhibition was to reflect the aspirations of a seamless world where human boundaries are absent and only global citizenship prevails.

Collaboration with Uganda

KIIT World School, Pitampura graciously welcomed its guest from Kampala, Mr. David, Director, Mr. Zake and Mr Mukasa along with 18 students and 2 teachers who visited our campus. They got a firsthand experience of Indian culture when they were given a traditional welcome including an invocation. During their stay with us, the delegation from Kampala visited classrooms and witnessed the teaching methodology, especially in mathematics. The visiting students enthralled us with their flamboyant, vigorous and lively dance performance. They also attended a workshop on Gel Candle making. Apart from cultural exchange both the schools also shared their best educational practices, gaining an insight into the educational system followed at both schools

Japan Visit, JENESYS Programme
JENESYS, Japan East Asia Network of Exchange for students and Youths, is a project advanced by Japanese Government from the standpoint of providing a sound foundation for strong solidarity within Asia through large scale youth exchange. Our students, Arnav Goel, Saumyajit Das, Deepshree Jain, Khushboo Khatra and Manmeet Kaur visited Japan under the programme